Montreal Sauce

Put your VR headgear on and listen to the latest episode where we talk to the maker of DAWT, Mr. Aaron Clifford. The Edmonton developer schools us in his 20 years of coding, tells us how he was conceived in a tent in New Zealand and how to record your software onto a cassette tape. “These aren’t Fivver voice actors, people!” Aaron started programing on an Atari 600XL. Chris desperately tries to fit in, talking about his Commodore 64. Aaron tells us his gateway drug to programming was playing Doom. Aaron cut his teeth using Authorware. The big VR project that our guest is building is called DAWT. It’s a slick Pac-man-like VR game. Aaron has also started working with Unumbria Technologies. Their goal is to use VR to help athletes and people who suffer concussions. Like every city, Edmonton is constantly renaming their summer festival. Currently, it’s called K-days. Aaron’s day job is “putting a coat of paint” on a lot of people’s hard work. He’s